What is required from a member whose registration is cancelled in regard to their professional identity?

When a member's registration is cancelled, it is essential for them to stop identifying as a member of the professional organization. This requirement serves several important purposes. Firstly, it ensures that individuals who are no longer members do not mislead the public or clients regarding their qualifications, skills, or professional status. Maintaining an accurate representation of one’s credentials is crucial for the integrity of the profession and the trust placed in professionals by the community.

While the other options present various scenarios, they do not align with the standard protocols regarding professional identity after cancellation of registration. For instance, creating new certifications is not typically a requirement or possible since their previous recognition is removed upon cancellation. Furthermore, continuing to represent oneself as a member can lead to legal and ethical violations, while maintaining a title for a reduced fee is not applicable as it undermines the conditions tied to membership and authentic recognition. Therefore, stopping identification as a member is the correct and necessary course of action to uphold professionalism and accountability.